Memecoins launched on Sameca can go to zero. Read this before you sign. The protocol docs have a longer treatment of contracts and status. This page is a disclosure, not a complete list of every way you can lose funds.
1.You can lose everything
Tokens on this pad are experimental memecoins. Price can go to zero. Liquidity can be thin or gone. A ticker, a logo, or a social link is not a business, a team, or a promise. Do not spend funds you cannot afford to lose.
2.Experimental software
The Interface and the contracts may contain bugs. RPCs can return stale data. A wallet popup can show a different network than the book you think you are on. Sameca does not warrant that any path is safe.
3.Separate books
The same address on another chain is a different 1,000,000,000 and a different pool. Prices diverge. Do not add supplies or FDVs together. Extending a book sends a message; it does not move inventory. A token that looks “the same” on three explorers is three markets.
4.Curve and graduation
A new book starts at $5,000 virtual FDV on a bonding curve. Graduation at $12,000 real quote migrates the book into a locked hook pool. Graduation is a migrate, not a listing, an audit, or a floor. A graduated book can still fail to trade.
5.Fees, creator tax, and sniper window
Every trade takes a 1% protocol fee. Creators may add 0–3% buy tax and 0–3% sell tax, frozen at launch. The first seconds after launch may apply a decaying sniper tax that starts near 99% and falls toward the ordinary take. If you buy in that window you can receive far fewer tokens than the headline price implies.
6.Locked liquidity
Graduated reserves cannot be withdrawn. That removes one rug path. It does not remove smart-contract risk, DEX risk, oracle or hook risk, or the risk that nobody buys. Extra tax is a live take on every swap.
7.Smart-contract risk
Factory, token, curve, locker, escrow, hook, and relay can fail. They are not upgradeable proxies; a fix is a new deploy, not a patch on the old addresses. Use only addresses published in the contract book. Impersonator factories and vanity lookalikes exist.
8.DEX and hook risk
Robinhood Chain and Arc books graduate into Uniswap v4 hook pools. BSC books graduate into PancakeSwap Infinity. Those venues can pause, upgrade, or fail independently of Sameca. A hook bug can lock or leak value.
9.Arc USDC
Native gas USDC is 18 decimals. The pad’s quote token is USDC ERC-20 at 6 decimals (0x3600…0000). First buy on Arc is a second transaction. Mixing those scales, or wrapping native USDC, can drain a wallet.
10.Messaging and dollars
LayerZero delivery can delay or fail an extend. No inventory is stuck “in flight” because none moves — but a book you expected on a second chain may not appear. Phase-2 CCTP buybacks and the treasury are not live. Empty boards are empty on purpose.
11.Impersonation and phishing
Anyone can deploy a token named $SMCA, Sameca, or a copy of a live ticker. Anyone can clone this site. Confirm the factory and token addresses from the official docs. Never sign a transaction from a DM, a search ad, or an unofficial URL.
12.Official $SMCA
Official $SMCA launches on Pons (Robinhood Chain) and Argus (Arc) together. It is not printed on this factory. A same-named token on BSC, or on any other pad, is not official Sameca.
13.Regulatory risk
Rules for tokens, interfaces, and stablecoins change. A book, a quote token, or the Interface itself may become restricted where you live. Sameca does not obtain a license for you and does not file reports on your trades.
14.Third-party infrastructure
RPCs, explorers, image hosts, IPFS, Pinata, and wallet extensions can fail, censor, or serve the wrong file. A broken image or a stalled RPC is not a refund.
15.No insurance
There is no insurance, no compensation scheme, and no guaranteed buyback. Protocol fees credited to escrow are not a reserve for users.
16.Acknowledgement
By using the Interface you confirm that you have read this disclosure and the Terms of use, that you understand you can lose all funds, and that you are solely responsible for your transactions.